A 37-year-old Frenchman has set a world record for the longest time holding his breath underwater–an astounding 11 minutes and 35 seconds. And get this — Stephane Mifsud says it will take him two months to recover from the effort.
Mifsud practiced 30 hours a week for six months by holding his breath for 2-8 minutes at a time.
In these days of performance enhancement–Mifsud was not allowed to use oxygen before his effort.
- All I can say is…… DAMN!! And… WHY??? – overall, I am impressed. – C
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dude i got this thingy off of google my cousin wanted to know so i typed it in for her and then looked at the pictures and thought this would look cool to Carley and so i put it up and now i am waiting her
chaddy: nope not even going to let em taste a little even a negative publicity… sorry
it just amuses me though… lol
find the guy who tried to 11 minutes of breath holding daft… dont get the point…
I thought anything past 4 minutes was guaranteed brain damage. But yea…. WHY?